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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-16
CITY DIRECTORY.
CITY OFFICERS.

CITY OFFICERS.
r.. Stons, Mayor.
W. b, Bryant. CITY Marshal.
II. b. Mitchum. j Il. Blankinship. r. Y:
IIaun, r. Il. Edwards. g. W. Harrison and
D. 1. raylOr. Aldermen.
CHURCHES.
BaItist-Church street. J. P, Weaver, pas
tor Presiding every Sunday morning and
evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
sunday. lcneol am:
pa stor. Preaching every Sunday morn ng and
evening. Prayer nesting Wednesday even
ing. sunday schaOl . am.
Cumberland Prcsbyteria n-South Main st.
Y. d. Lewis, pastsr. Preaching every sun
day morning aud evening. Prayer meeting,
Tuesday evening. Sunday school Gam.
MAsoNs.
Milan Lodge, No. 1s1--JOsiah ClaybrOak,W
NJ; RE. Edwards. Secretary. Meets LIST Mon
day night in each mOnth.
K.ofH.
Liberty Lodge, No. 453-W. G.. VanhOok,
Dict tsr. T D Jackson. Reporter. Lodge meets
irst and third Friday niEhtsin eachmonth.
X. EFF.
Proapero Lodge, No. A-H.W. Loving, &c.
". Y. Williamson. x. II. $. Meets every
Thursday night.
40. wv.
StensWnll Lodge, No. Se-A. Chambers M.
" VI. d. l.. Jordan Recorder. Meets third
nd fcS-' Friday nights.
X. and L. of II.
Eagle Lodge, To. e6-Meets first and thir-
Non day nights In each month. S. II. Hale,
p; WA. Wade. Secretary.
AGRICULTURAL WHEEL.
Gibson County Wheel meets the first Thurs.
days in January, April, July and October.
J.. ". Pitman. Pres, NJ. b. johnson, Sec,
Y Rutherford.
= Walnut Grove, No. IS, meets Saturdays be-
fore the first and third SUNDAYS in each
month. L. W. Pitman, Pres J. r. McCOy,
Secretary.
No. IS meets the LIST and Sd Saturdays in
each month. S. II. Hughes, President. J.W.
Thomas, IT,. Secretary. *
Pratt's, No. 70, meets on Saturday before the
irll moon n each month. j, NJ. Pratt Pres.
I. J. Lessenberry, Sec.
johnson SchoOl-House Wheel, No. $50
meets THURSDAY night before the full moon in
each month. j. c. Jones, President. L.. N.
Jones. Secretary.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-16
PROHIBITION POINTERS.
The topic of the day. prohibition

'J' PAVhioAuOu'
The cause is advancing rapidly in
this part of Tennessee.
At Hughes School House last night
the prohibitionists met and were adj
dressed by several of Mian's temper.
ance advocates.
A mar and woman got to arguing
the prohibition question last Thursday
on Main street. Quite large crowd
soon gathered and listened to the de-
bate.
The temperance alliance of Salem
met last Friday night. There was a
goOdly crowd present, and all took a
deep interest in the cause of prohi-
bition. Several parties from here at.
tended and made short speeches.
A prohibition picnic and speaking
will be given on the place of Mr.. w.
b. Browns, two and half miles south
OF town, on next Wednesday, the Goth
inst. Judge Heiskell, of Memphis,
Is expected to be present and deliver
an address. Several of our Iocsl
speakers will be in attendance.
j. T. Rhodes, addressed the cOlored
citizens of Milan at the Baptist church
last Tuesday night, after which Mr..
V. l.. Ware made q short talk. A
fair audience was present and a vote
was taken as to how they stood on
the temperance question. All were
in favor If the amendment with the
exception of one.
A Temperance Alliance was organ.
lied at Pratt's School House last
Thursday night. Mr.. A. M. Brown
was elected president; ]. NJ. Pratt and
W. o. Chapman, vice presidents:
Henry LessenSerry, Secretary and T.
Jones, treasurer. Forty names were
enrolled. Messrs s. F. Rankin, A.
Jordan and V. L. Ware addressed
the crowd present.
We heard one of Milan's saloon
men tell colored man, on our streets
Thursday, that it the whisky traffic
was voted out of the state they would
be put in bondage. The negrO's re.
ply was 1--WE are coming to the light
where We can see better than that,
but even FIVE were put in bondage,
we would he better off than we are
nav with whisky in the land"
What is the matter with our tenn
perance alliance' II it expects to do
any good it is time the members
were up and doing. We have battle
to fight, and it promises to be II lively
one. If We win it it will be glorious
victory, aud one in which the whole
state will rejoice. To work, men,
and drive the accursed rum 6end out
of the proud old state of Tennessee.
Will prohibition prevent the use Of
Intoxicating liquor? Not wholly, but
it will answer its purpose. 1t will
Danish distilleries to secret mountain
glens and hidden cellars. 1t will drive
the man.traps of the monger from
our streets. 1t will save our boys
from hundred temptations; it will
help thousands of reformed drunkard'
to keep their pledge. 1t will restore
peace aud plenty to many hundred
thousand bOmes.-Tullahoma Guar.
dian.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-16

A woman about 90 years old, with
two children nearly grown, passed
through town Wednesday, with a
small cart containing their worldly
goods, which the children we're draws
ing while the old woman pushed atthe
back of the cart.-Tennessee Repub-
lican.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-16

Rev. G. e. Brown. missionary Sec
rotary of the Tennessee State Baptist
Convention, died at Messy Greek,
East Tennessee, last week.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-16

Miss Molie Garfield, daughter of
the late president Garfield, is to be
married to j. Stanley Brown. Mr..
Brown was her fathers private Sec
rotary.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-16
Still They Come.

The people still come, and we keep
the nice pretty things coming too.
VIII always show you something nice
and novel every time you come.
CHAMBERS CASH HOUSE.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-16
Go and Hear.

AT the Baptist church tomorrow,
the subject at II o'clock a. m. will he
1.-The True Church" Alright, True
Baptism" Hear both sides, then you
are prepared To judge for yourselves.
j. p. WEAVER.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-16
Remarkable Low Temperature.

While the murcurv all round town
has been dancing up in the nineties,
thermometer in our house only
showed very mo lerate heat. 1t
was hung among our nice thin white
goods in plain. checked and striped.
They are regular summer coolers.
CHAMBERS CASH HOUSE.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-16

n.y. there Ephraham That coat
don't fit vuu. Where dill van buy it?
Dry up. | know it don't tit but it
is my fault. They could fit me, hut
couldn't wait. They have lots of
things and can suit any hody.
CHAMBERS CASH House.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-16

Rome, Ca, voted on prohibition
last Tuesday, and the town went dry
by an overwhelming majority.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-16
SMALL CHANGE.

week.
See change of Owen Il Co.'S. ad. on
fourth page.
The weather has been extremely
warm this week.
A fight occurred on our streets last
Thsrsday. No one hurt.
Another dance was gwen at PrimA-
ny Hall last Friday night.
Homegrown water melons have
been placed on the market.
Quite a crowd of beautiful young
ladies called on us Thursday.
The dogfennel along the side of the
walk on Baird street needs cutting
down.
The flying jenny, Peanur-~~ender
and lemonade man took in u few
shekles Thursday.
A train load of negro excursionists
passed lere last Sunday morning
bound for Memphis.
A. w. Hawkes. sdve-tises his crys-
talized eye GLASSES in this paper. DIR.
Jordan has them for sale.
A nice sociAble WAS enjoyed by the
young people Tuesday night at the
residence Of Mr.. ]. P. Rhodes.
The street committee will oblige
our citizens by fixing the pavement in
front of Mr.. G. w. Martins resi-.
dence.
We heard an old lady exclalm, last
Thursday, that she would new er stand
all day in the no. sun again to see a
balloon ascend.
Mr.. Prentice Bryant, one Of our
popular young men, has bought half
interest in Mr.. N. W. Deshong's gro
Gerry and confectionery stand.
The young people enjoyed them.
selves until = late hour at the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. W. A. Wade las, Thurs.
day night and at Capt. M. n. Seay's
last night.
This efice was the recipient Of a
fine water melon this week from Mr..
Ben Moore, and for which he has our
thanks. Ben has some fine melons
and will sell them cheap.
Our genial pressman, Bon Moore,
and Mr.. Eldon Shepherd returns
thanks through the Exchange to one
of Milan's pretty girls for cough drops.
As they have been ailing for some
time it is hoped it will give them
speedy relief.
Mr.. John Foster bought Mr.. B. A.
shepherds interest in the grocery
firm of Edwards q Shepherd this
week. John is one of Milan's most
popular young business men, and has
a bright future before him. He has
been connected with this firm as a
clerk for several years, where he has
made many friends who wish him
we'll.
A number of our sportsmen re.
paired to Wills. Williamson's meadow
last Wednesday afternoon to practice
clay pigeon shooting. MIR. Bailey
Mitchum made the best score, break
in! ten out of twelve. with Mr.. A.
V. Loving close second. They also
practiced yesterday, hut we did not
learn the score. There is some talk
of organizing a gun club among them.
One day last week Mr.. B, A. Shep.
herd sold his residence, on north Main
street, to Mr.. Jas Owen. He also
sold his snddlery and harness shop to
Mr.. wills Mathis, aud his interest in
his grocery to Mr.. John Foster. Mr..
shepherd contemplates mo7ing to
Memphis shortly, where he will reside
in future. He is one of our best citi.
zens and the town will hate to see him
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-16

The Toiler, wheel paper, has
moved frOm Fulton, KY, to Union
City.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-16
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
GRSAT JACKSON ROUTE.

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
ILLINOIS CRETRAL RAILROAD.
after May q. 1887, trains will leave
Milan rs follows:
SOUTH. WORTH
No. |. AZ 5:35 am No, 2. at 5:S3 am
10. 3. 1T 2:2U pm No. 4. at 1921 pm
No. ats.5lp. IN. No. 6. at 9. 05 pm.
Passengers are also allowed to ride on the
SOUTH. MOTH,
Not ~ pm No. 8. at 1910 am
F"" andS Run every day except Sunday.
u. NJ. BROwN, Ticket Agent.
a. II. HANSON, Gen l. Pass. Agent, Chicago,
III. j. W COLEMAN. Asst. g. ? A., New
orleans, La.
LOUISVILLE L NASHVILLE K.
Trains leave Milan AS follows on and after
May %. 1887.
PAssEHGER TRAINS.
20. 1. south, leaves at l:13 am
Ne. 3. " Z" l2:45 pm
No 2. north. - 2:l5 pm
No. 4. 1:F An
NJ. 9 leaves Milan at $50 a. m,
Arrives at Memphis 900 n. m.
No. ~ leaves Memphis 500 p. m.
Arrives At Milan. S.5C p. IN.
00'' '' 8. +. tcSR4SrFr'%hLL. Ticket Agent.
n. c. Il st. L.
y Nashville 7.ls.m Ar Mckenzie ii..s pm
e i:25 pm a. i2:i5 pm
Nv Mckenzie s:O5 pm Ar Nashville 7;4o pm
Q. 7. cANTwELL. Agent.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-16

CITY OFFICERS.
EN- Stons, Mayor.
W. b, Bryant. CITY Marshal.
Il. b. Mitchum.J Il. Blankinship. r. y.
IIaun, R. II. Edwards. G. W. Harrison and
D. I. raylor. Aldermen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

Fred = Dzlg. of Grand Rapids, vas IN
t0au yestercsf-
shsaas q Bssen at The opera house nsxs
S4tsrisy DigAt.
gAe oaly csssre8ce hom tbs port yss1eE-
d. xas zee sisaal barge la u. Iorreat.
Reasnbeg the social hop given By lose
eo1p4oy No. a. IA the Clay ave. srmoFy,
D~esmD<r Z.
fae new hese house wbieh will % oecu'
ped 5Y 10. hose oslt viii probably b
done about the nIsi q asxt saoaib.
Geo. IL jsCks sxsaliasGoa Sil be on
tbs aocset again before Justice Ryan tsis
morning. Il st.li creates . great deal ol
iaESEesG.
The Blodgstt & Byrne Innber mill shut
down for the season Tuesday Tue mll:
on he AXE hzve qulE With one OF Two ca
cspUoas.
Insurance Ageet K. p Esston has re-
m9yed b,s Office iEoBi the OGera houss
bleck % f30ai lea sad three IN Rodgers
nse beck. zec0na door.
Prof G.. Leland has opened q dancins
5 Aool Tor The eAilaTsu ia Gustlns Hall
which Was well attended yesterday alter
noon Oy the young folks
Late Tuesday afternoon Peter Hess gol
caught IN the betting OF 1OnngDloot q
Ner.a's wood mill ~ he foot Of seventh 81.
and somewhat jammei bus no bones were
brOkea
ID. 5. Hopkins, Of Grand Rapids, was ia
this city yesterday looking over the work
OF The Hackiey and Hume residences on
Wsbsler-avs, which are being built under
his supervision.
+. Conlsy, who is employed by the c. 4
~. IA. railway. presented Peter Coter with Z
pocAetoook containing SOS and an Insurance.
policy. lie had found IL Ia front of the Z
q ". M. oIiics and hastened " return It.
Miss Winnie Meese who was thought q
have been lost WAS accompanied 10 he
home about o'clock last evening by
party ol frien0s. Drs /. A. Cook and G. 5
Williams were summoned and pronounced
IL case OF temporary alteration.
The vault in the savings bank on Jeffer
son street is nearly completed. YESTERDAY
the workmen were putting the doo- IL
position and everything viii ce done bl
January 1. 80 that all persons who turf
over new leaf will nnd safe place Il
hoard Qp their nickels
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01
ror R.pf--grssn.ss Places


TO REST-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED
roosi a. - Sorth Dlrision- - crVn~ise he
Nstarf - tssrca -
ItoR EFST-OSE SUI oF BlvITG Rooms
witk ssn beat. Also 5-s farf ed fooTn
ESQUIRE e. roon II. iuren 49, sl Moaroe-sf
"A
ITor RENT FtRSIsHEb FRONT sJoNs
II eisher sage O. - ~1lts sesx he&set 40
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Lsdysrt i9sx. 1ai osfswas5. zEl
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= r Fenlencts iaesu uc - fhe Eslenf Aifine Ee-i-
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

S6 90 20 sss ssss -, slses ,s, q 3, ..ss sss.
Of houses have fH Eu. TsAe ar coor e. 4.
flofin ossu sioos. opposite ~ eess ssoisl
IOR SALE slx5s-yo1o down brYs new neal
Il sna oeDsenisnry icessec house u sstea
EO0ms Ia tie south part ~ tne clty VI sell "
rent ior terra 0i year al 81 pei laon.h Luton
4 DuntaE, Ageass, Telephone "a AtodicoInb
oulldilg.
COR sAIk-fHEAP FOR CASH A NICE MINI
EO@tab ab0use ana higty foOt %. half block
frlm MOaroc sn1 kigislon-s- esrs. IN perfect "a.
der Nice home Tee tigsess bassssn II Grand
faplGs II sid before December l. Gall OF al
cress Nf;iopeI supply Compaas, A. Monroe -.
GTand Rapids XIII
uOCsE AND Ior FOR SALE OK FOR RENT,
III 49, Lafsyette q. Eth house south o. Chefry-
81. Aiso ont sHall house 10 rent On Hudson Place.
Enquire on the premises sssg
NOR sALE-A LAR6E BRICK DWELLING
Il house on epriRg 81. Tor SiaA nest ffane
dwelling house, on Jamesst.. tor tzsos, and a.
~ acre farm IA sparta for si.sVa: ali on small
payments and ieasonatle terms. Z. A. pappss,
room l2s. Ledysrd block. over Public Library
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

Oss ef ihs Esoaii4r n4el1s1ts u ths
rsesll AiisAia pfoAs0il.on esmpsign was
fss faef fsat tas 80 editors q ths Con-
sllf4f.ea. iiesai.l aad 0RADT, took oe-
pes4s -t-ss - tlls question, ssasleg the
esref a1eoa1z4 tls4 Efs New York
10stl go ssla.led .- ron both tns
saiio. rsvss.DE t1s eampaizn and
phllosa .l zis4 apoa tAs -ssaiL
k1.lor HsssLl aags pf Lib4si0n lad
bseu ir.s,l f0r Lwo gsaFs aad wzs tsll-
urs. us 8 certain hat conservative
ns1 GA boEn s.dss vii come together
a1e throw Ar0aad tbs sale ., il4a0r al
nscss4sEy fssis4.nts, aud TIA, he result
xll as better h,r tie cliy. ds says lhs
sisel0a va : faIF one, snd that tbs part
ths xomsn took has 5ssn greatly sxsgsr-
hisd,fss
GRADx. the -sfy~ ssiltor. says 10 fsls
that ihe law had n~s lad fuA aud taIr
tr.s'. l. ls Two years ,; prohibition ,nss
eur. rscosaa shoWed decrease Of 80
pef csaE. al .aziiess' eoarts, = greater
IecF ease ia srlmiBAl cas- sf.A greater
ae. .fssso ia 1lstfsss sas..--ss 9ls saw
laE. .alk had grown to Gss, 1sposifs
ls4 .aefaassd oas mlhoa dollars
KS 90 pgt NO nss shosa End .-a-
torlss. snd 80 %. Bat the aegroes 49,
s.1ost so.1liy against prohibition. Pro
kio.son was net bss sn On IL merits
3 ~ iaN "a too extreme and rs adminls-
iral.on ~ aaaise. Not the slighless IL
iee..ng survives ne conssst. Es says. and
ia eoBe.Csion 10 urges q union OF the
best eleassn.s q DoEh factions 10 eontrol
tie Situation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

NOR SALE-Ar BRIDGE STREET HOUSE
L barn. o Sc, eighl years old. black, we'gat
400, perfectly % and Ia every respect. Cal his
forenoon.
TOR SALE ClIEAP--A GOOD SOUND FIVE
L year-old draugbt horse; weight l..o0 pounds
Regan 81
IJOR SALE-A FIRsT-CLASs Pony FOR SALE
j chesp. Inquire of Jimmy Grady, cor. front
Pearl $50
NOR sALE-A SAFE, M0SLAR. BAHMAN d
Il Cos make for sale very cheap al the Office
OF Grand Rapids Felt Boot co, 3z5tf
Uc TON SALE or MANHATTAN HOUSE
a iuraisure in progress daily from ~ a. III. until
20 2. fn. GsTe bargains. Must be told. S24tf
COR sALE-GCoD HACK CHEAP. OR WILL
Il exehslge for o;her property. Rust, Edwards
< Co.. Wi1dicOmD building. city. S0tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

GRssD BhrIDs. November 2s lsss
To the qualities Eaectes Of tlae City Of Grspd
Rapids
Take notice. thst spccisi election vii be bei1
IN Tie city q brand Rapids Ca
TUESDAY 7Bf era DAY or DECnNBER. 1854
ss which time she SoIiowinR bslio. sad psopossf
ii n " II be submitted q % fpe1 upon BY fst3
viz shall the Com u.nn CesInrif 81 TIE ffty
q ,,rsne kspae' borrow tws ... h9nersf 9 sna ify
for The purpose 81 removing tht wooden mains
iron the present tysfeh % water dislrlbliioa
and ths saf~sitslion Of ircn n - pisce. enc al
erieBsi'n ~ said vs'er malgs s,ssn sffregsts u
hfly milef Ia ne feets o. seio ciif sac proud
inf an adequate pfe~urs Ia The hil oistricis and
ssy sDd iepsirns q the ssut.eo a. q increase
~ eficieBcv and the ssflnf 81 aooitlonal m
lei pipe m crate kife. Yea
Snsn tie Com u>fs copncIi Of The fiff of Grand
Espids berr0w teo husdrec suo fits ihsaetpa
ooilsu snf bonc The city Scr The sane fof he
purpose of refno' ing ne woe0sn mains frou NE
SHis,iiu'ten ~ from in is fisce ans tee e1ten-
ssoH 81 ssid water mains 70 e. ngtfcgsff ~ fNv
F5ies .n the STREET - Fsid ciit. ano prosicing
koeeuaie Efssqife ip tbe hi oisirict end The
oFerasuiirig o. the lrssent psmlinF machinery
Ane ffe frIairinV 81 be seNlf - - g. tucfsees
re sefs,lenes ssd ne airing q a. snditlens lIiist
~ lnspeeioff ~ Election 81 fhs Cry q crane
Rsyifs ~ni tncef a. tAs Tiecef leFeinsfser oesir-
nsi.sd, ~ Tsiesoss ~ s.ssb osy - f,eesmbsss
o5fsducslng tse sleesiot Pyis oftn 81 b tircks
q N sta Close a. . 90, k 4 tn
Fiuf vsrd ~ p afsn1tfir sfenuf
Fpsoos Hsrt --sfpcrief fefiri kooHl. fessl g..
Third Wefd fef frfeiret-fo 80 fsiend-ff
Tisfd WIRE 7 rf cfi.t.-ts. - iefeftnii-e -a.
foUrb Nsrd - Pfeciaci-Sc = fe~ Befdrss
Fonrth Vsrd - Pre- ina 10 & tft<s.ef,t.svs,
F1nn Wsft Sc. y Fsinfsiost..
rlfin az Enfnt Hepse norti oi iesInsFc -
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p ~. HrnffeT iFsal Efepsrt
g. -ffet II fAe rfosun falt Nsris
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u I. fenrie~-. Effer
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Grand fsps6s
JOHN J BELKNhF.
CRY rlerk
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

fsseeizg n0-aux tae eses a fexsae
Holse So. 5 vsfe ever - tae ne~ 3ni lax
uith sae .nasafars sry ius ti,a nsE hssise saa
g. Ntie1s. the eate FE.enz afsxzlsf
taia sfrz si.sE haF wsfa f9eF1as io szat
tse u tas1 aax ef ns eest fEsfs. ga-
9ttrsf vfs n est rf ass hes 49, wsich
fs tsf fHeH fHr esrV rseh fantfh
s.se ctsH.sns 81 t7e FsassetH 1ss&za A.
taaN ~ hs.'a9s So 1t xns1sss
ae9si esefe satng - IS resssesss noe a.
tae zs~ bona ans ses eoTs sops % gst
srsssrs selsr - .es.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

F,0a RFST-gFo 4fTs 0F sEVFN RfFsx.
hfs Il 49, resftfn-t 49, crrrer ~ fs1
sd lsa sz<- sltk - eraFfn sezefs tns-ssl-E
rgsn< fnrsllre @ftr- e~ reet rtr9ka
Az 1888 ~ he rzs a-s n fs1r
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aw q . ss<zsrs = s~.-s- nsrn4s = ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01
Anotb.r Disa,p..r.uce.

Muskegon is becoming the headquarters
for mysterious disappearances. The last
is that oil Edward Jones, the wsllknown
insurance man who has not been seen here
since last Friday. His wife is ignorant OF
his Whereabouts and so are all his friends.
lie gave no intimation then OF an intertion
10 leave, ald some fear that he has met
with foul play. At any rate he has disap-
pearsd, and any light uoon his going or
movements afterwards Will be gladly re-
ceiyed. - Cltroaicle
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

ORDER OF PUBLcATION.-state OF Michigan
" The Circuit Court for the County OF Kent Ia
Chancery. Al a session ~ said Court, held al the
Court House in the City Of Grand Rapids. IN ss4a
county, ON the 27th day of Oct. A. a.. lhtz. Pres
ent, Eon. koberf NJ. Montgomery, Circuit Judge.
Harry X. Curtis. Comp sinsnt We. Ida May Cur
iis Defendant
suit pending in the Circuit Cont for the County
O; ken'. in Chsncer., st Grand RAPIDS. OF the
= day OF October, iee1
Ia this csnse. IL appearing from AZ davit file
that the defendant Ida hsy Curtis. not resident
OF this state, but resides Ia the State OF Wis
consiu OB motion Of TURNER Carroll. Com
pain ants Solicitor IL h ordered thai the said
defendant. Ida May Curtis. cause her appesr-
ance 10 be entered herein within ieLr months
from the date of this order, and ia case OF
her appearance that she cause her answer 20
and copy thereof To be served on the com
plsinsnts solicitor within twenty days after
service ON her Of q copy Of said bill and notice
OF this order; and that IN default thereof said bill
will be taken confessed by said nonresident
defendant. And IL IN further ordered. that within
twenty days the said Complainant cAuse a notice
of this order TO be Published ia The Weekly Tele-
gram Herald snewxpapcr printed. published. snd
circulated IN said G Dunty. and that faid rnblich
ton be continued therein ut least once Ia each
week for six weeks in success en-. that he cause
a copy OF this order 70 se personally serves on
said nonresident defendant st least twenty DAYS
before the time above prescribed for her appear
ance.
ROBERT N. MONTGOMERY,
rf Circuit Judge.
Examined, countersigned aud entered by ne
CORNhLIUs l. HARVEY,
TURNER K CARROLL. Complainant Solicitor.
A true copy-AtteSt:
CoRNELus l. HARVEY,
Register.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01
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